Sentence examples for ceased to view from inspiring English sources

You're serving a life sentence for aggravated face swapping, and, anyway, the world has long ceased to view you as an object of desire.

Seventies and Beyond You're serving a life sentence for aggravated face swapping, and, anyway, the world has long ceased to view you as an object of desire.

In 1541 John Calvin (who never ceased to view the church in its catholicity), Bucer, and Melanchthon met with Cardinal Gasparo Contarini and other Roman Catholics at Ratisbon (now Regensburg, Germany) to reconcile their differences on justification by faith, the Lord's Supper, and the papacy.

Where some have ceased to view Britain as a place to invest and grow, others see a great opportunity to acquire real estate and business assets at discounted rates, with the assumption they will be very well positioned for the future ascendance of Britain post-Brexit.

But times change, and today we have ceased to view them as an asset.

"How can one simultaneously fight against a powerful government, a pervasive and sensationalist-prone media and a group of overzealous, rash youth who are already predisposed to reject your message, because they view you as being a part of the establishment (while, ironically, the 'establishment' never ceases to view you as part of the radicals)?" One week later, Qadhi was flying through Dallas.

In order to integrate social media strategies with other critical marketing practices — web analytics, CRM, and so forth — marketers must cease to view social media platforms as simply a marketing channel and leverage it instead as one prong of a larger strategy and source of customer insight.

We have the ability to alter our views, and because of this, we are capable of ceasing to view things as bad and hateful, and as a result, anger is eliminated.

Keeping our hands open, trying and trying again even when our hands are weary, and never ceasing to view life as a blessing, is what resilience means to me.

I shall also carry with me the hope, that my country will never cease to view them with indulgence; and that, after forty-five years of my life dedicated to its service with an upright zeal, the faults of incompetent abilities will be consigned to oblivion, as myself must soon be to the mansions of rest.

He warned that Russia will face disaster if the public ceases to view the government as genuinely elected — a danger, since Mr. Putin is likely to run against a slate of docile, Kremlin-approved candidates, on the heels of the parliamentary elections that have drawn anger.